Water
Great Lakes Week 2015: boulders, birds and…bland
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Algae, PAHs, invasives and managed grazing are also on tap for Great Lakes confab. But where is Waukesha?
Water
Waukesha’s drinking problem causes regional hangover
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When no water means some water, it’s time to make a deal.
Nearshore
Great Lakes govs whiff on algae; can they hit a diversion home run?
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This class of Great Lakes governors has one more shot at prioritizing the region’s water interests over those of their respective states.
Land
Environmental justice: No one’s priority
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Everyone knows that environmental justice has long been the poor stepchild of environmental issues. And government agencies and nonprofit organizations carefully parse their comments when asked about it.
Energy
Great Lakes Month in Review: Enbridge settlement, new railcar regulations
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This month, some of the biggest environmental stories had to do with energy and how we transport it across the Great Lakes region.
Water
Will shifting political winds impair Great Lakes recovery?
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One of this gaggle of candidates will be president in January of 2017. Will he or she rise to a new standard of Great Lakes care?
Energy
Basic should trump bold for Michigan governor
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Snyder deserves encouragement for renewable energy plan. But bold is an adjective best left to spin doctors.
Water
Ohio rolling the dice on Lake Erie drinking water quality?
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Stock up on bottled water. So far it’s all show and little substance.
Water
Color-coded economies no cure for immediate environmental ills
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How does a blue economy deal with unaddressed problems that are smack in our face today?